Two-way radio and mobile communications distributor Mobile Communications America (MCA) purchased Radio Communication Service (RCS), a communications solutions firm in South Carolina.

Mobile Communications America (MCA), a two-way radio and mobile communications suppler, purchased Longent. The acquisition is MCA’s fifth this year.

Tait Communications and L3Harris have amended their partnership, first announced in 2016 as an exclusive distribution agreement. L3 Harris now offers nonexclusive distribution of Tait products in North America.

The Enterprise Wireless Alliance (EWA) announced that it donated more than $10,000 to Old Dominion University (ODU) for the EWA-Joseph B. Vestal Endowed Scholarship.

The Enterprise Wireless Alliance (EWA) contracted with John Wehmann to facilitate the administration of 900 MHz incumbent transition services.

Hytera announced it has operated its intrinsically safe radio repair service center in Jubail, Saudi Arabia, since November 2018, in cooperation with local platinum partner Space Top. The center is distinguished as the first and only intrinsically safe service center that is certified and approved by FM Approvals in the Middle East region.

Mobile Communications America (MCA), one of the largest Motorola Solutions channel partners, acquired Allcomm Wireless, a full-service wireless integrator in Alabama.

Blue Wireless established a new entity for enterprises and governments across Asia called Go Wireless. The entity will support local system integrators and solution providers across Asia to offer Cradlepoint Long Term Evolution (LTE) solutions to their customers.

Since its establishment in 2018, PrioCom has taken major steps as a secure mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) in mission-critical communications using 4G in the Netherlands. A new bilingual website emphasizes the organization’s position and offers its resellers support through a personal online portal.

Global port operator International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) deployed JLT Mobile Computers devices at the operator’s new container terminals in Papua New Guinea.